Inside MRO

How attending trade events can help MRO providers solve problems.

As the A380 is phased out, related MRO will continue but decline steadily over the next decade.

American Airlines major maintenance base investment tops MRO news this month.

These aircraft seating specialists are sprucing up seats through repairs, refreshes and reconfigurations.

Aircraft OEMs look to “verticalize” their hold on the UAM market and its supply chain as car manufacturers get into the game.

Why MRO providers and aircraft operators should take a close look at FAA AC 120-17B.

Government funding to play a key role as industry looks to apply electric propulsion technology to larger aircraft.

Despite recent events, the outlook for the aviation industry is still mostly positive.

Domestic players such as Rex and Heston MRO are looking to launch or expand heavy maintenance services.

From trade tensions to the COVID-19 coronavirus, how Western aftermarket companies are navigating business in China.

Viva Air has ambitious growth plans. See how its expanding fleet and maintenance contribute.

New-generation aircraft, regional fleet expansion forcing MROs in the Middle East to expand capacity and capabilities.

Aerospace customers know little about casting giants Arconic and PCC besides their rising prices, turning attention to a new competitor.

Trent-powered A380s will round out the model’s 20-year production run and generate steady MRO demand.

A “blip” in activity but no serious impact is expected.

When will blockchain take off in the aviation aftermarket?

AI can assist aftermarket customer service representatives by diagnosing problems, gathering feedback and anticipating future needs.

How expansion of long-haul LCCs is changing the location of various MRO work.

These new and recently updated apps help customers simplify MRO tasks, optimize supply chain and track maintenance.

Airline failures, new aircraft introductions keeping the market for interior modifications strong.

NTSB recommends addressing wire chafing, improperly installed pitch-trim switches.

Facility expansions for teardowns and paint featured in this month’s News Briefs.

ARSA seeks revision of FAA documentation rules to help MRO shops.

GE uses operational data to pinpoint specific flight profiles and target engines that fly them.

Will political instability hinder further investments in MRO in Latin America?